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See [[Off-topic Category | main article]]
The Off-topic Category currently stands with the most post counts. It includes four sub-forums. This category is the most varied category, and includes the sub-forums of [[Serious Talk | Serious Talk]], [[Forum Games and Contests | Forum Games and Contests]], [[Roleplaying and Prose Club | Roleplaying and Prose Club]], and the [[Spam Junkyard | Spam Junkyard]].
The Off-topic Category currently stands with the most post counts. It includes four sub-forums. This category is the most varied category, and includes the sub-forums of [[Serious Talk | Serious Talk]], [[Forum Games and Contests | Forum Games and Contests]], [[Roleplaying and Prose Club | Roleplaying and Prose Club]], and the [[Spam Junkyard | Spam Junkyard]].

Revision as of 03:14, 26 May 2007

Contents

Gamerdisclaimer (The Forum)

[Info about forum here please. Friendliness etc blah. Copy/paste the current members thing. Also, if poss, get a sort of timeline thing going on an excel spreadsheet]


Categories and Sub forums

The Gamerdisclaimer forum is divided into six categories and 24 sub-forums. Even though the forum page place Media and Games as one category, they are in fact two seperate categories.


General Category

See main article

The general category includes the sub-forum of News, Rules and FAQs, Intrdocution, and General Talk.


Releases Category

See main article

The Releases Category includes forums about any games released by Gamerdisclaimer. Currently, it includes only one sub-forum, the Murloc RPG sub-forum.


Off-topic Category

See main article

The Off-topic Category currently stands with the most post counts. It includes four sub-forums. This category is the most varied category, and includes the sub-forums of Serious Talk, Forum Games and Contests, Roleplaying and Prose Club, and the Spam Junkyard.

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